Pine Tree Lodge, Bridgnorth

Bridgnorth, Shropshire, England

About Pine Tree Lodge, Bridgnorth

Pine Tree Lodge houses two holiday cottages. Located in a village with country views, within 1 miles of the historic market town center of Bridgnorth, Shropshire, boasting many attractions including the Castle ruins and Funicular railway, plus many old pubs and restaurants. The Severn Valley Railway is 0.5 miles away, and the renowned World Heritage Town of Ironbridge, with many award winning museums, is only 8 miles away. Both cottages have a kitchen/diner and lounge on the ground floor, outside parking for 2 cars and enclosed private patio areas. Cottage 1 is slightly larger with a pull out bed in the lounge for a 3rd guest and has a bathroom on the 1st floor and 2 enclosed patios while No.2 is more contemporary with a shower room at the foot of the stairs. A complimentary bottle of wine, plus tea and coffee, is provided on arrival. The river Severn is only 0.5 miles away, where you can fish or take a canoe trip. The National Cycle Route 45 is located within 650 feet of The Lodge. There are many golf courses within a 30-minute drive and many of other attractions close by. Your host Darren will be happy to advise.

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